Bulow to greet commissioners at South Dakota event
Aberdeen October 9. Between 350 and 400 county commissioners gathered for the 13th annual convention. Governor W J Bulaw slated to speak with plans to meet students at Teachers College. C T Bates opened session on highway system cooperation. The three day program ends Thursday.
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South Dakota
W. J. Bulaw
Bulaw
Teachers College
C. T. Bates
State Highway Department
Tom Colsan
Not Springs
Pall River
Robert Lockhart
Codington County
A. Gent
Tinuehaha
C. Tanke
Layman
R. L. Livingston
South Dakota Bureau of Public Roads
Andrew Marvick
J. J. Murphy
Albert Fall Trial Recessed Amid Illness Delay
Washington Ohio. The Albert B Fall trial was recessed until tomorrow after Justice William Witz ordered a physician to examine Fall due to ill health. Special prosecutor Owen J Roberts said the government preferred not to proceed while Fall is in poor condition, warning a conviction would be like a death warrant for the former cabinet member. This is Fall's third appearance on charges arising from naval air reserve leases. Previously he was acquitted with Poteny on Elk Hills conspiracy charges. A mistrial occurred in a prior trial with Sinclair when detectives shadowed the jury.
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Washington
Ort. S
Albert B. Fall
Wiliam Witz
Fall
Owen J. Roberts
Yall
Poteny
Elk Hills
Harry F. Sinclair
Tinrus
Sinchtir
Frank Vogan
Charges against Vox fighter are dissed in court
In Sioux Falls on October 9, charges filed by J C Ball of Kansas City against his manager Berry over fight proceeds were dismissed in municipal court. Ball alleged embezzlement. Berry claimed he was assaulted by the fighter after a dispute over earnings.
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Sioux Falls
J.C. Ball
Kansas City
Pat Corbete
Berry
Ball
Will Resume Chicago Symphony Broadcasts
The Standard Oil company plans Sunday afternoon Chicago Symphony broadcasts with Professor Stock, starting October 20 from 2 to 3 pm Chicago time, for six months. The program will air on WGN and a network of stations including WI, Detroit, WALI, Alll wankee, WOC Davenport, WHO Des Moines, WOW Omaha, WDAF, KSD, KSTP, WEEC, and Duluth-Superior, reflecting strong listener support and continued sponsorship.
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Indians
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago
WGN
Detroit
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Alllwankee
WOC
WEEC
Duluth-Superior
Standard Oil Company
Two Killed In Boiler Blast At Aberdeen Plant
An explosion at the Aberdeen plant killed two workers, Gibson and Peters, and disrupted power beyond the city. Elevators jammed, the turbine shutdown, and the system linked to other lines. Official reports note a ruptured tube caused the boiler failure installed in 1928, with daily inspections claimed. The Northwestern Public Service company expressed regret and pledged precaution, while noting no evidence of employee laxity.
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Aberdeen
Here
Fred Rice
Dalk
T. T. Parker
Northwestern Public Service Company
Huron
Sumer
Hman Life
HIRTHS Mr and Mrs George Anderson Ca Vour a Son
Mr and Mrs George Anderson of Ca Vour welcomed a son on Tuesday in October. The birth was reported with congratulations from family and friends. Medical staff listed both mother and child in good condition.
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George Anderson, CaVour
Lindbergh Finds New Maya Ruins in Central America
Charles A. Lindbergh and party completed three days of Yucatan exploration with two Carnegie Institute scientists. They discovered one previously unknown Maya city and found strong signs of another. The team reported sightings near Tica and planned further reconnaisance along the east coast of Yucatan and Conzumel Island en route to Miami.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Yucatan Peninsula
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Quintana Roo
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Carnegie Institute
Miami
Min
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Tica
Still Short in Scout Campaign in Huron
Still short in the Huron Boy Scout drive as officials planned an afternoon meeting to speed the conclusion. Cash and pledges total $2,600 with several solicitors yet to file complete reports due to constituencies being away from the city. If signed, pledges could reach about $3,200.
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Ee Dsive
Huron
Boy Scout
Fred ©. Eggers
Stout
Rain Likely Across State With Cloudy Skies
A morning rain began as a slow drizzle under an overcast sky. Cloudy conditions persist statewide with trace amounts in Rapid, Watertown, Yankton, and Sioux Falls. The Weather Bureau forecasts rain tonight and Thursday but little temperature change expected.
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Rapid
Watertown
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron Theater Schedule for Blue Ribbon Week
The Huron theater presents Pathos Drummond on Tuesday through Thursday and Ronald Colman in In the Headlines with Grant Withers and Marion Nixon on Friday and Saturday. The Lyric theater features Simba the Martin Johnson Africa expedition on Wednesday and Thursday with wild animal footage and savage life never filmed before.
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Huron Theater
Pathos Drummond
Ronald Colman
Grant Withers
Marion Nixon
New Society Plans Messiah Oratorio in Huron
Plans are under consideration to form a new society in Huron to present Messiah during the Christmas season. HH. A. Van Deursen will supervise the production and tryouts are set for Monday at 7 30 in the college chapel. The stone fish of the Great Barrier Reef carries deadly venom and can kill humans.
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Huron
HH. A. van Deursen
Iyoice
Jdob
van Deursen
City Property Bid Received on Small Lot Back of Basket
A bid of 300 dollars was received from A M Flaskell at the city treasurer's office yesterday for part of the former city jail site. The property was advertised in two parts with the bid on the 15 by 25 foot portion directly behind the Basket grocery store. Acceptance by the city commission had not yet been sanctioned.
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A. M. Flaskell
County Officials Attend State Meet
Beadle county board of commissioners members Frank Kyelin William NM Davis Frank E Matzke and Arthur Miller with county surveyor H A Pierce and county highway superintendent R W Clarke attend the state meeting of county commissioners ending at Aberdeen tomorrow. The Beadle county delegation left for the meeting yesterday.
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Frank Kyelin
William NM. Davis
Frank E. Matzke
Arthur Miller
Beadle County
Telegram to Hoover endorses prohibition enforcement
W. C. L. D. dispatches a telegram to President Hoover praising his efforts for enforcement of prohibition and endorsing measures to restore and increase cigarette restrictions.
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W. CL. D
Hoover Yankton
Hoover
South Dakota WCTU Closes 41st Annual Convention
The South Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union ended its 41st annual convention pledging support to law enforcement and reaffirming its stand for world peace as the event closed.
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South Dakota Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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